Planned launch pack
10 Scripts to Lower Your Bills
$12 one-time
Ten adaptable scripts for everyday bill conversations. Know how to open the conversation and ask for a better option.
Check availabilitySay this instead / Keep more of your money
Better words.
Better deals.
The money conversation you’re avoiding? Let’s give it a script. Get exact words for lower bills, a stronger salary ask, and rates you can stand behind.
No hard sell. No tough-guy tactics. Just a clear ask.
The DealSay promise
Plain language. Not finance jargon.
Firm asks. Not confrontation.
Tools to help you ask—not a guarantee of savings.
01 / Put your next ask into words
Less overthinking. More asking.
Start with your situation. Make the words your own. Go into the conversation prepared.
A sentence to try / Subscription renewal
Instead of: “I guess I’ll just keep paying.”
“I’m reviewing my monthly expenses. Is there a lower-cost plan available before I decide whether to cancel?”
Why this works: You state your intention, ask a specific question, and leave room for an alternative. A discount isn’t promised—but the conversation is open.
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Bills, rent & big purchases
Ask about a rent renewal, question an unexpected charge, cancel a subscription, or negotiate a purchase without scrambling for words.
02
Raises, salaries & freelance rates
Build a clear case for your value, draft the email, and prepare your ask before the meeting.
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A repeatable way to prepare
Situation → exact script → why it works. Short videos and downloadable words you can adapt to real life.
02 / Your conversation toolkit
A small pack. A clearer next step.
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Planned career kit
Raise & Rate Negotiation Kit
$29 one-time
Email templates and a prep worksheet for asking for a raise or negotiating client rates. Organize your evidence, name your number, and make a clear ask.
Explore the catalog03 / Make the ask
You don’t need to be fearless.
Just prepared.
Pick the conversation you’ve been putting off. Start with the words.